What is the symbolic meaning and flower language of the reishi mushroom?

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Reishi mushroom, also known as auspicious Zhi or auspicious herb, is regarded as a divine substance. In ancient legends, eating it could preserve eternal youth, and even lead to immortality. Therefore, it is considered a lucky object. For example, a deer holding reishi mushroom in its mouth represents longevity, and the head of a ruyi scepter is shaped like reishi mushroom to signify good fortune.

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What is the symbolic meaning and flower language of the reishi mushroom?

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